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Reasons to (Still) Use the Five Paragraph Essay in High School and Beyond (Even for Advanced Learners)
The five-paragraph essay is a formulaic, bland, rigid model. But it is also an incredibly structured, challenging guide. It is a tool that can either stifle a writer or push them towards growth. I have something of a love-hate relationship … Continue reading
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Why I Don’t Use Multiple Choice Questions
Creating and administering tests is used as an important gauge of student learning by teachers, parents, and administrators. It’s not the only way, but it’s probably the most common. In my classroom, when I have to give a test or … Continue reading
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